The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-18


ENGLsHS Observation-Disclosures Lights"
evening
THE NUsEUM-"Her Atonement," afternoon and
evening
In Brief
c. F. r. Wspponhans has qualified admin
istrator OF the estate Of his deceased wife,
Emma d. Wappenhans, with bond for $S. 600.
Dubois is the first county TO send to the
Auditor of State its December settlement sheet.
The amount due the State from that county is
S., 2l3 60.
Yesterday morning, at 5 o'clock, the residence
of John Sullivan, at No. 301 Bates street, was
partially destroyed by fire. The loss is estI-
mated at $500, and is covered by insurance.
The fire was the work Of an incendary.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to
David ID. Long and Malinda Silvers. William
Volpp and Lille PhnniDc, Peter C. Weyenberg
and Kate A Schieicher, George kirkpatrick and
lydia s. To.so. William H. Chiiders ana Emma
Ferrier William A EmDers and Clara b. Idler.
Henry l.. Sudman and Carrie Tapskin.
HUNTING FOR ESCAPED coNvIcTs.
The police have received information that
leads them to believe that William Crane and
William K. Martin, who escaped from the north
penitentlary Wednesday hiding in
indianapolis, and special search is being made
for them. They escaped by cutting through
two holes of the hospital. and then scaling a
wall fifteen feet high. Crane is from Lafay-
cite, and was in for life. Several years ago he
murdered woman. and sentenced to be
hung. but on the eve of his execution his SEN
tence ~as commuted to imprisonment TOR life
Martins home is at Fort Wayne and he was
serving four years sentence.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Articles of incorporation were filed with the
Secretary of State yesterday for the Morris
street and the South Meridian-street Savings
and Loan associations, both of his city. The
capital stock of each is 100000 ar 4 the incor-
porators of the frst-named are Henry Henschen,
B. Il WARMER. Frederick Miller Adolph Cubel,
Frederick kroehl and others. and OF the second
Michael Hoffman John Sourbeer, William G.
Kohling, Robert Kempf and others. Articles
Incorporating the Freelandsville Manufacturing
stock and seven directors, among whom
Adolph L. Osterhage, Frederick Wolling and
John Kirchof.
AN ESCAPED LUNATIc FOUND DEAD.
On Wednesday the dead body of man about
thirty five years of age. and apparently tramp.
was found under bridge over Flat Rock creek.
near Columbus, Bartholomew county. Yester
day the body identified that Of Adam
Keitner,a patient at the Insane Hospital. whose
home is at New Albany Keituer escaped from
the hospital last SUNDAY while out for a walk
and the authorities failed to find him and return
him to the institution. It Is supposed that he
his way home when he met his death
When found his skull was fractured. and it was
the superstition at first that he had been muir
dered. He found by some tramps, who
ton. Last evening the coroner of Bartholomew
county returned a verdict OF accidental death,
caused it is supposed. by falling from the bridge
PROPOSED ERECTION OF K. OF p. HALL.
The Knights of Pyrhias of Indianapolis have
about completed arrangements for the erection
of grand castle hall, to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 The building will be located
within the square bounded by Illinois, New
York. Alabama and Maryland streets. The
building is to be erected by joint stock compa-
ny to be known the K of p. Hall Assoca-
ton. After the stock of the company has been
subscribed bonds for sum sufficient to con-
struct the building will be put upon the market.
The building, planned, will consist of Eve
business rooms. ten offices on the second floor
ten offices the third floor two lodge rooms
and one armory, ana will yield revenue of
s.. 600 per annum. It ia the expectation to per-
feet arrangements for beginning work irnmedi-
ately. The building, when completed, will De
one of the finest &. of P. structures in the
. nited States.
MAY AFFECT THE CABLE-LINE PROJECT.
The assignment of the New York Cable Rail-
way Company, announced in yesterdays Jour
nal. affects to some extent the proposed cable
road in this city. While several of the Eastern
interested the Indianapolis enter
prise belong to the New York company, the
latter does not control the local project it is
by Col. W. R. Holloway, the representa-
tive of the Indianapolis syndicate. The New
York company, he says. is engaged in the bus-
ness of constructing and operating cable
roads, and the assignment is due to losses in
building the ST. Paul line under a contract that
gave it less than it was required to pay for
labor. The same company has the contract,
Colonel Holloway says. for building the Indian
apois line. but he believes that it will be
lieved of the embarrassment in time to enable it
to do the work here.